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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-04-26
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FOR SALE.


LNOR SALE.-ROSEDEw Lots, 60 feet on Front
$l25, payable S25 cash and Sl2 30 every six
mouths with interest. FIVE-ACRE Lots in the
TOWN OF ROSEDEW, with river privileges, at
500, payable SEQ cash and So every three
months with interest Apply to DIR. FALL
CANT, l5l South Broad street, 10 l0A N. daily.
DOR SALE, at a bargain, the handsomest two
4 acre lot OF land IN the town of Dublin, Ga. {;
thv very highest point In the corporate limits;
fve-room cottage, garden, etc. Apply to CHAS.
HICKS, Dublin.
TOR SALE, two shares German American
l. Loan Association cock, seven nstallments
paid in Address II. j. NJ, News office.
CUT ROSES in any quantity, "A. {. OELSCHIGS
" Nurseries, Lovers lane, and in the Market at
n. MUMMS stand.
SCHOONER "MINNEHAIIA," II i4-iOO tons
- capacity 1850 bushels rice, In complete
order, as she now lies in Charleston, S. G. Price
SlI0O.
EoR SALE. ut A. r. KUHLMAN's, a lot Of
L Trunks, Bags and Travelling Satchels, No
lfS Congress street, Savannah, Ga
DAIR bJ-H. p. DOUBLE ENGINES cheap
Il GEO. X. LOMBARD x Co, Augusta, Ga
STEAM YACHT FOR sALE.-The schooner.
- rugged steam yacht Climax, now lying Off
savannah, is for sale at bargain length over
all % feet, beam feet dfaught feet inches
built at Peekssill, y. " Ia 1896, and is IN first
class condition and fully equipped for cruisng
For fun particulars address ". w LEE, Savai.
nah, Ga. Satisfactory reasons for selling.
ME ARE SELLING slightly soiled Buggy
w Harness. Trunks and Bags very cheip.
Imported English Saddles az half price. NElD-
LfEGER & RABUE
EOR SALE. Laths. shingles, FLOORING. Ceiling,
Il Misunderstanding aud Framing IAiniber
Once and yard Taylor and East Broad streets
Telephone No. sii. REPPARD a co.
- ARDEN HOSE az iOr rcr foot. -Four and
" eight arm Lawn Spfinklera, Hose Reela
Mystic, Magic. lowell, Neptune, IsOas, Plain and
GER a. hABUN.
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-04-26

On THURSDAY, the 2sth April, 1851 at the
Custom House, in the City of Savannah at IL
O'Clock, / will sell
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-04-26

L provements. Apply 1874 STATE street.
NOR RENT, at "a Lincoln street, large and
L. small house; also store and dwelling on
Broughton street. Reduced rents
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-27
Tom Kccnc.s Engagement.

IL is gratifying to notice the immense au-
diences reported everywhere as greeting
so true an artist as Mr. kccne and the APP
probation accorded his great company
Great attractions are few, and il speaks
well for public taste when such perform
anccs as this artist is presenting are wit
messed by audiences limited in size only by
the capacity Of the houses in which they
are. given. The repertoire with which he
iavoN Memphis is delightful one, and
every play it contains is a popular favorite
keOnc has always been noted for the com
plctcncss Of his entertainments and has
never yet appeared with poor company.
This season the company contains some OF
the best known people in the profession, in
addition 10 all the old iayOritcs of his
former company. In stage management
and beautiful costuming, no star has ever
been more careful or more correct, and it
is source OF pleasure to contemplate that
in witnessing "a kecnc performance the
eve or ear will not be afflicted with some
in dressed, bad actor, even in the smallest
part Attention TO the minor details OF
stage presentations is the prime factor OF
perfect entertainments, and in this respect
Mr.. kccnc stands at the head Of all artists
Mr. kcene's support includes Joseph
Whcclock. Arthur Elicit, Miss Anna Boyle
and Miss Constance Hamblin. The en-
gagcmcnt includes three nightsand a matt
nee, opening tomorrow night nj the Mem
phis thcatcr in "lachclicu;' Tuesday,
"Othollo," with koenc as lago Wcdncs-
day matinee, Merchant Of Venice"
Wednesday night, Richard ILL.,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-27

Minnie Palmer is 10 produce Leonard
Gm,cr comedy, MY Brothers. Sister"
hate Forsyth b. nt present one ui the
rcirning h,uuItcs with the San Francis.
cans.
Nat Goodwin declares that after this
tcason be- will Dc seen only In standard
works.
Robert G. llllard las been engaged by
Harry Miner Ia support Mn. james Brown
Potter.
Ellen Terry occupied box ai Clam Nor.
ris performance ul Alike at thc Windsor
thcaicf on Saturday night
Jcilpys Lewis continues IN her artist,
dramatic representations NJ the Grand
opcm house, New Orleans
Mabel Leonard. who was N one time
prominent rs the child acipss, hns made a
hit as lcading lady with Edwin Mayo.
Lillian ulcoti has determined "a con.
unue playing Theodore" for the balance
oi this season. Next year she hopes tu
have q new play from Sarlou.
Adelaide pcichE who has been rccii.
ing IN The EnglislVI ,no,lnrps. was tpndernd
nccpilon and testimonial from the stu.
dents Of the Edinburgh university.
Abbey, Schociiel aud Gmu have signed a
contract with the Royal SAKE Mcincngrn
players Tor 10 performances In the United
States, commencing January, lSSp.
II is announced that Kate ClaXton ha,
secured for America "Thc Poinlsman." d
drama by Cecil Raleigh aud II. &. Carton,
authon Of "fhC Great Pink Pearl
The principal event Of the present week
will be- the iinst production in this countr,
Of Nosslcr's "rrompctcr oi Sackkingrn, p
at the Metropolitan thcatCr, New York.
Mrs. Henrietta Chnniuu i 10 cmcre,
rom refinement next season. She ant
her elder son Henry viii star Jointly In D
drama Of Conician Interest called 9TH,
Oath.
The French opera at the French opera
house, New Orleans has appeared ant
conquered. The public has seen and ap
proved .he company In comic aud gran,
opera,
The tall. sialwart form II John Gilhcr
can again be- seen every day ON Broadway
lie u often In Reminiscent mood. 9Th,
greatest Sir Peter Tcazlo have over seen,
hc said 20 n newspaper man not long ago
"was William larrcn. The best Sir Gle
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-27
Sol smith u..se,,.

Next Thursday. Friday and Saturday
Mr.. Russell will occupy the boards Of hi,
Memphis thcaicr and will appear in the
great specially "Bcwitchcd." The plot
hinges upon an East Indian amulet, which
when il comes in contact with any person
inclincs that person 10 do eccentric
things. the opposite Of that lac would be-
likely to do The fun is upruarious. IL
is in this play that Mr.. Russell, rs lIalcyon
Todd, the awkward embodiment Of sanrti.
mony, does his most effective work. The
transitions from solcmnity TO amulct.iu.
Spircd hilari,y ovcrwhclms the audience
with laughter. In addition 30 the play
"Bowitchcd' Mr. Sol Smith Russell will
Introduce biz original character impcNon.
atoms, "Duras Pcnnyrpyal lspinstcrl.
with songs; "Thc Starving Inmps,
''Goosc with Slgg and lnyons, and
"nad'H Dinner Pail "
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-27
Robson and Crane.

The above well known actors are now
playing in New York, in their new sensa-
ton, Henrietta" and 10 crowded houses,
Notwithstanding the objections made by
several critics 10 the production, which is
one OF Bronson Towards best. The stan
are supported 10y fine company, and the
mounting, appointments and costuming Of
the piece are supurb. ON the fifteenth
presentation a charming souvenir was Is.
sued, giving portraits OF the actors and
actresses In the east, and also three scenes
OF the play. The souvenir Is a charming
worrof printers art-onc Of the handsom-
Get that has ever cmanated from the press
81 America. Robson and Crane will APP
pear in Memphis during the present sea-
SON
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-27
ncrndnrd, in In Io,rn. :,

Pans, Nov. -. Sarah Bcnhardt ~
appeared at the Porte -. Martin last even.
ing, In Sarlou's tragedy, ia Tosca." The
play Is luguhrious and rcpulsyc, hut give,
character admirably suited Ia Mime.
Bcmharlts talents. She was well sup
ported, the leading parts being taken 10y
Burton and Dumvny. The play is splcn
didly mounted, and ELECTED the CREATES
enthusiasm. The HOUSE WIS crowded
many literary and political celebrities be-
ing urvgnt
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-27

oRprR Muliorl made Medals
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-27
DRAMATIC AND MUSICAL.
ATTRACTIONS BEING PRESENTED AT
THE MEMPHIS THEATER.
What the Stage People Are Doing
Throughout This Country and in Eu-
rope Personal Points Concerning
Actors and Vocelists.

During the past week Ellie Ellslcr and
company appeared atthc Memphis theater
in "Woman Against Woman" Egypt
and Camille" closing the engagement last
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-27
yaadc,iIic Tiea,er.

Manarr Walker continues 10 furnish
his patrons with the very best OF variety
attractions During the prcrcnt week
many new people will appear In lin,
fpccialtips.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-27
Dime Husruui.

New and attractive features arr always
coming and going at this hyontc place Of
resort. This week many startling novel.
ties and yunusitivs will bc introduced 10
the public.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-27

ro.uvul the best remedy ever dissoy.
cred Tor all diseases " man and beast that
can he reached by on external medical np.
plicntlon, is lhngum Root Linimcnt one
trial viii convince. Manufactured only by
lhnrnm Root Medicine CO., Nashville Tenn.
fiIty cent. per bottle. For sale by Hester
2aj Main street
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-08-02

R-Business kours from g A. Il. to4rP. n
-valna6: papers received for saio keeping
In safe vault. free Of charge. =.
,W House, to sell Vt rent. Apply to J.
Henderson. 49,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-08-02


July 81, 1887.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT WILL
~ lam w. Chisholm whose residence and
post office address ia Salt Lake City, In Salt
Lake County. Utah Territory, has made appli-
cation for United stAtes Patent for the pig
Chief" Lode mining claim, situate in Ferber
Mining District, Elko County, State Of Eevs-
do, consisting OF 1869 linear feet of the lode
and surface ground COO feet wide, being Lot or
Survey No. 80 and described in the field notea
and plat of the official survey on file IN this
office, with magnetic variation at IT degrees
east, As follows: Commencing at post No. 1.
the South-westerlV coruer O: the claim, from
which q G quarter.sCction corner between and
common to Sections 4 and Q, Township Of
North, Range 70 East. Mt. Diabro Meridian.
bears 8 % deg II min 1143. feut distant.
thence running "a deg 80 min $50 feet to
enc South side post: thence N 81 deg 20 min K
619 feet to post No. Q, the South.easterly corner
Of the claim; thence 81 deg 40 min W 600 feet
to post No. 3, the North cas- erly corner OF the
claim; thence 8 O. deg 20 min W. G1o feet to the
North side post; thence N "a deg 80 min w T5o
feet TO post No. 4. the North W este rly corner
OF the claim; and thence s 81 deg 40 min E 600
feet to said post No. l, the place of beginning
containing total area of 1887 acres, sll of
which Is claimed and applied for, the area in
conflict with lot or survey No. 81, the Man,
moth lode, not being excepted or excluded
from the claim or from said application.
From the middle of the wester Y end lfna
Of said Big ohief lode claim the discovery point
Of the claim bears 81 dog 80 min f $50 feet
distant. The said mining claim being otreeord !
In the office OF tho County Recorder of Ejko
County, Nevada, who Is ex-officiu Recorder OF
said mining district, at Elko. IL ,Elko County.
Sevaca. The near est known locAtions being
the Mammoth" lot 81, the RED cloud" lot 4o. |
the "klko" lot 3s, and the "Grest Wosteru. -"
lode mining ciaims, in the Same District.
ANY and all per ons claiming Adversely a6v |
portion Of said Big Chief mine, or surr.eo
ground, arc required 70 file their adverse clnina
with The Register OF tho United States Land
ofice. at Eureka, I'm the state or NJ, adn. d =.
ing the sixty days period Of publication here
Of. or they will be barred by yirtne Of tho pro.
visions Of the Statute. -
-. 49,. d. II. HALL,
- Register.
1 direct that this notice be publIshed IN m.
INrErETpEsr, at .Ktko, Ney., che Snswspapsr
published nearest the said mining claim. Tor
the period OF sixty days. " '.' ~''1' "a
IS - &C.. """# D. ntLL, q"
~ 90" 8.t ~ ResistSt.
psssd''EihO. July 70, 1897. !
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-08-02
APPLICATION FOR PAT
ENT.
mo. s6l.]

J 8. Land ohRcs 90
July 81, 1881.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-16

50 dfsn't unui eoTnes - ass ems -
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ahn didnft Iiks tae Wealhsf cold, %
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stoeA ID poemas
fhoss b DE-. Helm1a
ahe dlSust eass fo1 hoaseboid wosk. an
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ohe ~ nef moihes farm Der bose g
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ehs dlan't care for lsns, end she nevl
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mako lha uhrla woEl6 bsaees.
nka ilvaA IA Massachusetts. ehe vi
freakisd, old and ianned,
And al o. earth he wanted go tla
sinReable man. 1sa-biis.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-16
FINANCE AND TRADE.

ezkTxx1. Saturday. 0es. Is
Complains wsa made today By eomzniF.
sion nsa thai he growers hsa thsia iasAs TOO
high regarding apslea 0ns farmer haa seat
aim lei Of applss xpsetins 81 Is return Tor
them, wtsresa be w6ald enly be abe % return
60 csnts ger box. ITS almost impoasiole 10
arrive at reliable enstasions for ne vnolesals
produss mazkrs IN this city Bat tie retail
prices SIC readily obiaiaGbl,. aood craven.
stias spplss have heen retailing 10 this married
for sous tine 81 q IS PEI bcx and from thst
the prices gsads down toUs cents rsr box
Growers can estimate for q snssives what the
ecmmlssfoa men should be allowed e these
Eaiss.
Five basss santsining 100 pounds u le4Ah-
q. Wsrs sbspped 70 Boston b The Seattle taa
nery.
Fcurissa hundEea Gases Of Puget ssand SAL
uen wsrs landed a tAs cIfy Dssk today fes
shipment Kssi.
Mere cuts we're received IN thil city snri1g
NE nast twsnfy.fsaf hours fhan had bssn 70.
ssivsd alncs shrsshias hssln this Ssason.
rR0TCCE REcE1PEs-D During The Faat a
hours she produce xeceivod n eastiis ineludea
~ fsllouinas paeksess baitsE, II csnss
cegs, eIa aaeks posstoek. suns Aay, isSs saeks
oass, lse sachs wheat, so o~ntals 4 Juf. 50
sacka csbhaEa. ~ narkslns frufk sack wool,
bnndla1 hidsa. 3 bnndlsG nkins. 3 eoops
ehicksas, 9Ea sheer. ] boz. 10 sachs eysteFs, 10
narrals dogasA Oh 80 barrels tine Thers
we're also receives carloads Of gsneFxl mrs-
ehsaais. ever she Pages ssnnd sAoss Line.
azIPMENF9--DurIng the past "a hcnrs
Gonsr4l lruiehtB wefe sent hon SETTLE q fol.
iaWss O 3 Y 3 3 a5 tons. r . 8 Line
20 tsaE sasemsis-AueHsta AZ tors, Micst-
Rsn ions. Grsee { ~, Nellie Is tcu1 WKI
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HsFWnrd Ton.
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broa9na IN 100 sacka q eats this eVtaleR iron
Whlfnesss slcugh q b reported that rexy
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kro9ers are hol6inE bark for S9 wnlis b0y-
ere are fecoFfed 20 be effssinR Sal per fca.
ne heavy receipts a. toeay fiteS 8sck cams |
tnsl 10 tine. - TIE Local sappissa bad ah3as
awisdlsd 20 uothins Realizes here ess 81 90 |
o. % ser eanRaL
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ons e.rlaad Of g haiss sas sAipped % Cal
esEo. Hothtng nsu has aesslepea n he esn-
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POTATOES : Rsrsipss tpdsy. Ga sacks. |
pricss remain unehA1gna. Hsrnsrs reeve 4
50 pss Ten delivered bra RstElas 81 |
reas-asssss srn afso est. Per aos.s
isE lF-ss sna - esuts pr ds1sn far ozsgun -
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-16

Nj. 3. W. Hrinlnall, Of CAxiou, IoWa,
has teen chosen PFinefpai Of tbs puhlls
schools, % all The vacancy caused ~
ths resignation nf Professor Dfx1n. He
has had ssgen years expsrieuca a. pRin-
cipal q GRADED schools IA Iowa. A tele
cram received b the school board an
nounesa that be VIII START % tha
Iath lnat.
A psrty Of loaal ashermen namhsFlne
eanR wenl 10 LAtlie Gkeoknm Bay
Ialreday. fhe sfterneon was npent
u Z aeeminRiy fFuiilssa GlEsailun WITH
tue festive salmon ~ The ealy visible
results % TIE 6sy's spoxt weEs bllslsrs q
hands sud . fall complsnena q -eah
esoriea.~
CsEas are oaa for the wedding a.
H0n. 3. u. Reed d. Member e The
LxziEiatnrs fFon ThaFEeen coanfy and
go % tne Territorial Aaditof. and Ms
Ida X, dang9asR Of Gen. I. I. Ne
Kiany. The esre@ouy gill take r1ass
a u. Jahnas kpisoopsl Chuxsh, e 10
s,eloak a o.. o. the i9sh q e.
Mn. Wa. Mayaeld. 81 Cedak Msgn-
tain, PASSED tkrcoRh tks city Thursday
syuaina on hia say 10 Wait Edwin y.
cbnlsEafi. EapeFinispdent Of she C1e-
nalla reservation.
Miss rlnnis 4. Freeman, lnia asslss-
en- psineipai ~ The p1hlts ssheei. iegl
Car tAe Z ~ Thnr8fAy. aceoHpsuied b.
heR faAhsF.
.Ch.Ibsra sslenAsd he NsshanIus'
Eds a PuFslanA aARt waek.
InaRa Ksasy $40 he's ben vizitinz
fnrsland, q sxpecls3 - rstprn fhfs
apaalna.
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q. II 4. HsaFf LsmhsF InApealaE of
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81 ThasFrr. Esels ara CAthaiis.
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honie Fridky essRinH. ke tEem afsNld-
10 a. PAR Z. Epekana HAIla 416 Ms.
= rsnas srens Es'alHe hss 40. so = aa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-16

Soolal ssenls In the Port Of EntFy
have been for several week, sxeeedinaiy
soasos. Tue openinR fall and winter
festivities took place last Friday even
ting Il the Red Mems Hall on Maple
Avenue. Toe s87-8Bs Social Clah we're
lhs hosts, and made the aHaiF very
. f1yahla one. Professor and Mrs
Van IN OF Seattle fnFnished delight
fol musia for tina occasion. DancinG.
the main feainge Of chs evening", vas
eontinned until IL O'Clock, when the
cornpanY. retired 10 their houses. The
soli6winR = list Of those in attsndance:
Mr.. and Mrs. .. A. Doyle. Ne. and Mrs
r. A. Bartlett. Mr.. and Mrs.. w. II
Whiftieaey, AIR. and Mra. 7. y. OuEsi-
gan, Mr. and Mfn. ID. 81. Hill, Me. and
Nh. a. i Barkesi, Ma. II. T. Bailey,
Mrs. b. Reese, Misses LILLIAN Miller.
Pearl 6hsW, Belle rtockand, Lucg LII
tIefsia, Emma B3fthrups, Nash. Rnba
shaw, Raaenia Rothschild. Lena Stock
aud, hattie Landes, Minnie Hastings.
Lsna Jaoohs, Ella Thornton, L4aFs
Piummar, Fnfton, Rose Sheehan. Lon
Slockand, mamie Payne, kafe Morgan.
Annie Jones, Sarah Scannell, Esigt.
Payne, Queen Liktladeld, miner. and
Eva DoFie. The gentlemen preseni
werss W. I. Hasfines. r. J. Fletcher,
Frank PinmmeF, y. p. Lotus, Henri
Roihaobild, L 81. Pontiua, ". J. Jones,
I, N. Halter. John Hlockand, J. A.
Wood, Tnomaa Hammond, Jr., J. A.
Ne0hee, Edward BaFihropo, !. n. Hill,
A. q. Phillips, !. II. Sheehan, w. II
4arriok, Alex. Fnlion, q. w. VBrien,
Cos StsrFott, George KorteF, 8. II. Hill,
u. A. Roalain, George OAihonu, Peter
Siookand, ]. b. LattmeF, 3. 3. Penu.
Barry BaFthrops, Charles Hsssn6els,
Jr.. j. n Hughes, Ben. Miller, Jr.. David
Hammond, o. Il. Reese and @. @. No
Nanara.
Mrs o. o. Hastings. Of viotoris, was
IN thfa city last week.
Mr. Howard Hill. Of San Franchises,
Il the guest OF r. O. Hill.
Miaa Netiis TibeaIs visited the Queen
CItv dofine fhs week.
Measra Fletcher and D1sey left yes
serday for Oregon. te ssnaain DURING the
NJ. ana ms. 3. O. HEI sntsrialnsd q
eeW friends Gu ThuEsday evening". ct
thsir rssidenae. With whist party.
Rev. h. v. kiss YES ir this city
d1Finz TIE week.
Messrs. L A. Rostein and I. J. Oorri
can rsanFned from San Francisco on
Monday.
CApsain MeAimond, Of Dunzsnesa,
waa iu ass city ona day the pass 9eek.
Miss Mary Bafkstt. Of Olympia, IL
Waiting her bfoiher, Mr.. h. L Bagkeif,
10 this eity.
Rev. Land. Of Taosma. vii deliver q
seFmon 10 the palpia 81 g. PAai's
Church tadaF.
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